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50mm C Mount Lens for 5MP IMX264

50mm C-Mount Lens for up to 2/3" such as IMX264 and IMX547

50mm C-Mount Lens 2/3" 5MP

The CIL527 is a 50mm C-Mount Lens that is suitable for 5MP cameras up to 2/3". The CMR variant of this lens is ruggedized for shock and vibration, making it great for robotics applications.

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There are 0 units CIL527-F2.0-CMANIR (F/2.0 / Without Filter / C-Mount A) at our US location. We try to restock quickly. Please contact us for availability.

There is 1 unit CIL527-F2.0-CMRNIR (F/2.0 / Without Filter / C-Mount Ruggedized) in stock in the US.

There is 1 unit CIL527-F2.8-CMRNIR (F/2.8 / Without Filter / C-Mount Ruggedized) in stock in the US.

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Lens Features

-1% Distortion

Wide Angle Viewing

5MP 2/3"

Sharp images for demanding 3.45um pixel size

"R" Ruggedized

Build a vibration-resistant computer vision camera.

Optical and Mechanical Specification Table

Lens ParameterSpecification
Part NumberCIL527
Focal Length (EFL)50mm
F-Number (F#)2.0-16
Resolution5MP (3.45um)
Field of Viewx° @ x.xmm image circle
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Image Circlex.xmm as-designed
x.xmm maximum
Distortion-1%
Weight/
IR Cut-Off Filter
Construction
Chief Ray Angle
Mechanical VariantDetail
"-M12A"

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Camera/MountCompatibility
Commonlands Compatible Mount
Lucid VisionYes
Raspberry Pi HQYes
iDSYes
Allied VisionYes
Basler DartYes
The Imaging SourceYes
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Q: What is an M12 lens (S-mount lens)?

Answer: An M12 lens is a compact lens with a 12mm thread diameter, often called an S-mount lens. These lenses screws into a camera M12 lens mount and are easy to use. These lenses are used in board-level cameras for embedded vision systems. M12 lenses are smaller than C/CS-mount lenses, making them ideal for space-constrained applications like robotics​.

Q: What cameras can I use M12 lenses with?

A: There are many embedded vision cameras and AI cameras that are compatible with M12 lenses. As long as camera's lens holder is compatible with the mechanical dimensions of the lens, the lens should focus! Please make sure to match the image circle, FoV, and resolution.


Q: How do you focus an M12 lens?

Answer: Use focus targets, then slowly thread the lens while displaying a video. Go past focus, then come back to focus. You can read our full article on how to focus camera lenses.

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